The Republican journal., 1887-11-24
The American Newspapers Of Paris.

Belfast lady now soiourning in Paris has sent
us specimens of newspapers published in that city.
First in order, and in seniority, is Galignani's
messenger, long the organ of the English speaking
people at the French capital. Its recent transfer
Dy purchase, to James Gordon Bennett, has before
peeh hoted. Ii is four page paper, with one page
'icfocd 10 advertisements, and is little more than
h'tH the size of the Republican Journal. The
iEtttef is set Ill bourgeois and it is not very at
'rafu'c geographically. \ column of American
news ny cable, English news by Especial wire !"
personal gossip and gieanings from the English
ana American press comprise the contents. There
Is also iWo column article captionetl "Thc Man
!f"ll Maine How the P1umcd Knight came from
biJou 10 Iarls, silly enough to have been written
iof me boston Globe. Next in order, also four
pages, but much smaller in size than Galisnnf
comes Inc Morning News. A page and a half is
occtrcd Win advertising, the contents are of the
COSBY order, AID smaller type is used than with
It's older contemporary. The third and last is the
European edition of New York Herald. The date
line reads: 'The New York Herald Paris, Mon
DAY, Oct. q, lSs1.' No doubt some have thought
that the European edition of the Herald was a
ial! duplicate of tie New York edition. and it will
surprise thcn TO learn that it is merely four page
-icot- The heading is like that Of the home PAPER
iut here tac similarity, GEOGRAPHICALLY and in
eonteni-, begins ana ends The first page is dc.
voted TO "hngland by Wire and "America by
tabit, with few European kilograms There is
but one editorial, cAptioned "New Bonds of Peace
Between France AID England" 1t refers to the
agreement by which the Sucz Canal is to be ncu.
trlizcs-tai is 10 say, it shall he open and free in
time o4 War Il. wcll : in time of peace 10 war
slips and merchant ships of all nations. The
Morning News treats of the same subject in an
editorial paragraph. Iii news the Herald certain
" lc"'S the other papers, and of course it has
something to say of The Blaine Family Abroad
" quote what il has 10 say of Mr. Bainp'a Paris
ian iiai,ita:
1t may Interest Americans 30 know that he is \
MN he!ie.er in the sea-! to bed and earv to rise"
> stem. y lth not at an entertainments he rctires
To hGd between ten and eleven O'Clock All his
meals are served in his apartments. lie tatnS
nroahias' at nine clock, lunch between two and
three, and dinner between seven and ci~ht Uc
drink; ria oyd:adiye with St Galmicr v.;tn. .nG
very Often lemonade. The sitting room and three
he'l rooms which he occupies with his family are
~. .i SG'' e.. n Moor OF te i.otel Bna. facing the
avenue &c opera on saturday, while eni0vinr
an exquisite autuinna day, mel the politcian in
'.h NsefE ,;ty, IRAN" 'nd-a half Kind OF cab he
stInli use. ihc Hycrcd turn outs driving from
io Palace de llEdustiic To the aycnua de Tllirrs
70 uilia with Mr.. Sel.nan. As the ycnticmap
a''',.' sAt .lnFe ~ ne was clcse!y followed by
tchloc, OF the Petite Noture COMPANY, he w:s
;'~i'ii ~ yesterday, and changed h.5 ,vi;rlr he
!"re "Iiiinr :" the ioie.
y cam" o. 'ii.ifh of Nov. IA brings the follow
I'9 f'''VF'i'is ihe American new spapers i'll Paris
The u N5rhinr News announces to.l,,, i'm - ,,oir
i"it ,"5"i.' editorial that it has anna man,ated
WIN the American Register, Il weekly ou,nal
Ii -" tut'.aE y ceases 10 1e daily paper. The
uyf"'u Ghdcr the hea,iinr Of i,runiv Dld
fitfi'i iaie9 the sad fact that the News bgrornrs
EGi"einl.h q sunday journal oniv ana aGds =